The PNJ also has articles up about the races for County Commission District 3 and Soil and Water Conservation District Group 5:
PNJ: “It’s old-school vs. new-school, Young vs. youngster”
PNJ: “Escambia Soil and Water district Group 5 candidates weigh in”
District 4 Councilman Marty Donovan has finally filed for reelection, meaning nine of ten Pensacola City Council races are contested this fall. It’s great to see this level of civic participation in City politics despite the impediments of the system.
Also, Richard Pope has filed for the Escambia Soil and Water Conservation Board seat that has [...]
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